Ferrari evaluates progress under Vasseur ahead of Italian Grand Prix
Racer • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 3, 2026, 12:41 PM
Last updated Sep 3, 2026

Ferrari continues its organizational evolution under the leadership of Vasseur as the team prepares for the Italian Grand Prix. Analysts monitor the progress of the operation as the team seeks to return to the top of F1 standings. While the current season features occasional race wins, questions remain regarding the team's ability to sustain a consistent challenge for the world title. Internal assessments suggest that the current structural changes serve as a foundation for long-term competitiveness. The team remains focused on refining its performance metrics as it approaches the race weekend. These developments are viewed as a critical step in the ongoing effort to improve the team's standing within the sport.
- •Ferrari prepares for the Italian Grand Prix under Vasseur.
- •Internal changes aim to restore the team to the top of F1.
- •The team records occasional wins during the current season.
- •Observers continue to track the long-term impact of structural updates.
- 12:41 PMRacer — Ferrari’s Vasseur revolution is on target, whatever happens at F1’s Italian Grand Prix
"Whether or not this goes down as another of those years where Ferrari wins occasionally but fails to mount a title challenge, there are signs it really can be the step on the journey back to the top of F1, argues Edd Straw.
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